Vietjet and Boeing reaffirm order for 200 737 MAX aircraft
Vietjet and Boeing have agreed to reaffirm the order for 200 737 MAX aircraft, previously announced back in 2019. The… Read More »
De Havilland announces design weight increases and cabin enhancements for its Dash 8-400
De Havilland Aircraft have announced that it will design weight increases and cabin enhancements, which include an industry first OEM… Read More »
Airbus to study hydrogen contrail characterisation
Airbus’ subsidiary Airbus UpNext has unveiled a flight test programme to study the contrails produced by a hydrogen combustion engine… Read More »
Emerald Airlines signs Global Maintenance Agreement with ATR
New Irish regional carrier Emerald Airlines and ATR, have signed an eight year Global Maintenance Agreement (GMA). Through this contract,… Read More »
Deutsche Aircraft selects Aciturri as reference supplier for the D328eco
Deutsche Aircraft and Aciturri announced the appointment of Aciturri Aerostructures as a reference supplier for selected composite technologies for the… Read More »
First Officer has a disagreement with Captain and walks off the aircraft abandoning passengers
An Alaska Airlines flight from Washington DC to San Francisco was allegedly delayed on Monday Jul. 18 because the Captain… Read More »
Boom reveals new design for its Supersonic Overture SST jet
Supersonic aircraft developer Boom has introduced a new design for its Overture flagship aircraft, which it hopes to fly for… Read More »
Fly with Norse to Los Angeles and New York
Two new connections to the USA from mid-August From mid-August there will be two new connections from BER to the… Read More »
Around two million passengers used BER Airport in June
Aircraft load factors have risen Almost two million passengers used Berlin Brandenburg Airport last month, the same number as in… Read More »
Miami-based aircraft lessor orders 30 737-8-200 Max jets for its airlines
Boeing won a fresh boost Tuesday Jul. 19 for its 737 MAX aircraft, as investment fund 777 Partners ordered up… Read More »
UK’s BAE Systems to build new supersonic fighter jet prototype
British defence giant, BAE Systems, is all set to start working on its first supersonic fighter jet prototype to be… Read More »
Delta Air Lines orders 12 Airbus A220 jets
Delta Air Lines will buy 12 new A220-300 aircraft from European planemaker Airbus, the U.S. carrier said on Tuesday Jul…. Read More »
Preferred Hotels & Resorts Adds 19 New Properties
Preferred Hotels and Resorts welcomed 19 new member properties between April 1 and June 30, 2022, in destinations including Mexico,… Read More »
Leasing company BBAM orders nine Boeing 737-800BCF freighters
Boeing announced on Jul. 19 that and leasing company BBAM Limited Partnership is growing its 737-800 Boeing Converted Freighter (BCF)… Read More »
U.S Air Force might remove co-pilot from Boeing KC-46 tanker crews
Officials in the U.S. Air Force’s mobility enterprise are considering amending rules to allow just two crew members onboard the… Read More »
Nigeria’s Aero Contractors suspends flight operations due to fleet maintenance
Aero Contractors Company of Nigeria Limited (ACN), known as Aero Contractors, has announced the temporary suspension of its scheduled passenger… Read More »
SAS Scandinavian and its pilots reach labor deal, ending costly strike
Scandinavian airline SAS has reached a deal with pilots to end 15 days of strikes that affected thousands of passengers… Read More »
Boeing is showed off its new 737-10 Max jet at the Farnborough airshow
Airshows are a chance for manufacturers to display their latest technologies and products in the hope of winning new customers…. Read More »
Indian court dismisses legal bid to stop SpiceJet services due to safety concerns
An Indian court dismissed a legal plea from a local lawyer asking that operations of the low-cost carrier SpiceJet be… Read More »
Vertical Aerospace partners with CAE for VX4 pilot training program
British electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft manufacturer Vertical Aerospace has selected CAE, the provider of civil aviation training… Read More »
The Best and Worst US Airlines In-Flight Experience
The Airlines Offering the Best and Worst In-Flight Experience With the exception of airfares and route networks, the in-flight experience… Read More »
Airbus Teams With Airlines to Buy Future Carbon Removal Credits
Airbus and several of the largest airlines in the world announced a new letter of intent pledging to buy carbon… Read More »
Unprecedented Heat in England Impacting Flights
Known more for its sometimes overcast skies than for sweltering days, England is experiencing an unprecedented heat wave that is… Read More »
U.S. Department of Energy selects Raytheon to test hydrogen and ammonia as clean power fuel sources
Raytheon Technologies has been selected by the U.S. Department of Energy for two research and development projects to test the… Read More »
Dayton airport may pay $167k to settle alleged FAA safety violations
The FAA accused the Dayton airport of not having aircraft rescue and firefighting vehicles ready for service for about 90… Read More »
Crowne Plaza takes new view of business travelers
IHG Hotels & Resorts flag Crowne Plaza is changing its long-time marketing push toward “bleisure” conference-goers and frequent business travelers,… Read More »